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Karolina Krasuska awarded a grant

April 11, 2023

Prof. Karolina Krasuska has been awarded a 4-year Preludium Bis grant to fully fund a PhD project under her supervision.

Year 2022/2023

April 27: Sex under Western Gaze

April 27, 2023

Did women have better sex – or better anything – under socialism? What do Eastern Europeans think about how Ghodsee’s book “Why Women Have Better Sex under Socialism” presents “our” history? Join Dr. Ludmiła Janion to talk over these issues with Erasmus+ visiting scholar Prof. Kornelia Slavova.

Year 2022/2023

April 25: Blood, Guts, Quirks and Frames: Greek Myths in Video Games

April 25, 2023

Nearly three thousand years ago, in ancient Greece, mythological and semi-legendary reigned in people’s hearts: heroes, demi-gods, monsters and more. Nowadays, all these myths are still, if not more, popular. This lecture will take a look at how contemporary video games take inspiration from ancient myths, often giving in return not only better visuals, but new depth, new meaning, even whole new stories.

Year 2022/2023

April 20: Appropriations of Emily Dickinson: the Persistence of the Poet

April 20, 2023

Join us for a meeting with Charles Holdefer, the author of several novels and numerous short stories, one of which won the Pushcart Prize. We will speak about his most recent novel, “Don’t Look at Me” (2022), in which the protagonist discovers a cache of unknown letters from Emily Dickinson to her lover which includes a major, hitherto unknown poem.

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April 13: Meet author Menachem Kaiser and translator Monika Skowron

April 13, 2023

It is our pleasure to invite you to the meeting with Menachem Kaiser, the author of a critically acclaimed, award-winning debut memoir “Plunder” and Monika Skowron, the book’s translator into Polish. The unusual focus on property is a way for the author to critique rote, exploitative, and excessively sentimental “third generation” memoirs written by descendants of Holocaust survivors visiting the “old country”.

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The classes offered by the ASC are canceled from March 25th to 27th

March 21, 2024

From March 25th to 27th, the classes offered by the ASC are canceled, while other, non-ASC classes (physical education, languages. OGUN) will proceed according to the schedule.

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ASC Offices Holiday Break

April 5, 2023

Please be informed that the all of the ASC Offices will be closed from April 6 to April 11.

Year 2022/2023

March 30: Between Euterpe and Aurora: How the Greek Myths Live in Contemporary Music

March 28, 2023

Ancient mythologies are alive in the contemporary world and continue to inspire artists and musicians. This lecture will offer a look into the interpretations and reinterpretations of Greek mythos in contemporary popular (or not-so-popular) music. Together, we will listen to the reconstructions of ancient hymns and wonder why so people from different countries and cultures still listen to the Greek tales from thousands of years ago?

Year 2022/2023

31 marca: Co zrobić z Lydią Tár? Pokaz i dyskusja wokół filmu Todda Fielda

March 31, 2023

Nominowany do 6 Oscarów film Todda Fielda z brawurową rolą Cate Blanchett to prowokacyjne spojrzenie na współczesną kulturę i społeczne konflikty. Zapraszamy do rozmowy, w której skupimy się na politycznych interpretacjach “Tár” w kontekście przemian amerykańskiej wrażliwości.

American Studies Colloquium Series

March 28: The Flashy Girl from Flushing: The Nanny and its Influence on American Culture

March 28, 2023

During the lecture, David Slucki of Monash University is going to investigate the recent upsurge in interest in the iconic CBS sitcom “The Nanny” and what it has to teach us about contemporary American Jewish life, and American life more broadly. “The Nanny” marks a turning point for American Jewish culture, popular culture representations of Jews, and particularly Jewish women.

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Our scholars in the program for young female researchers and teachers 

March 22, 2023

Dr. Natalia Pamuła and Dr. Anna Kurowicka have been admitted to the program for young female researchers and teachers.

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Faculty Exchange with Oregon State University

March 14, 2023

The program will bring great American professors to the ASC, while the ASC faculty will have an opportunity to teach and conduct research at OSU.

Year 2022/2023

Oscars Night

March 12, 2023

Together with the ASC Students’ Union, we would like to invite all Hollywood fans to celebrate the night of the 95th Academy Awards! Join for a lecture by Prof. Paweł Frelik, bet on the best movie, watch a movie together, and finally the streaming of the Oscar ceremony!

American Studies Colloquium Series

March 9: Violent Divisions: Family Separations, Industrial Accidents and other Disconnections among Refugee Workers in the American Food System

March 9, 2023

Globalization is often seen as a process of expanding connections between distant people, things and places. In this talk, however, focusing on processes of refugee resettlement in Greeley, Colorado, we are going to look at Rohingya refugees in the American food system to show how capitalism relies on a continuous process of violent separations.

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New rules of applying for medical leave

February 19, 2023

A letter from the Rector on the measures to improve the efficiency of processing the applications for medical leave.

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New season of “Oswoić gender” podcast

February 22, 2023

Gender/Sexuality Research Group is proud to share the second season of their “Oswoić gender” podcast.

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